Ridea 121. ROUND Hinweise Und Anleitung Für Die Montage Seite 7

2. INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS
ATTENTION!!
Read all the following instructions and precautions carefully
• The radiator is guaranteed for a max working pressure of 16 Bar; make sure
that the max pressure of the plant does not exceed said value.
• The maximum operating temperature is 90° C.
• Make sure that the PH of the water is between 6,5 and 8,0.
• Make sure that the level of water hardness is between 12.0 and 14.0° f
• Bleed the radiator before use by means of the air valve.
• If any fault occurs, contact your local dealer. Do not tamper with the radiator;
any dismantling or opening operations undermine product safety. Ridea S.r.l.
declines all responsibility for accidents due to tampering with the radiator.
• Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
• Clean with a damp cloth. Do not use aggressive or abrasive detergents that
could damage the paintwork on the appliance
• In models with towel rails, do not overload the structures with too much weight.
These structures are designed to carry a maximum load of 2 kg.
• In models with towel rails, the distance of these elements from the floor must
be 60 cm as a minimum.
• This radiator must be installed as part of a centralised heating system, which
has been cleaned/washed and contains circuit water with the addition of
inhibitors, in compliance with UNI-CTI 8065 or BS7593.
3. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
ATTENTION!!
Read carefully all the instructions and the procedures to be
followed to assemble the radiator, as stated in the technical page
of the catalogue which is reproduced in this document in fig. 1.
3.1 The water inlet and outlet connections can be placed at any distance from the
floor, but make sure that the distance between the floor and the lower part of the
radiator is at least 10 cm. The water inlet and outlet connections should have a
centre distance of 5 cm for copper and multilayer pipes, 8 cm for threaded iron
pipes (fig. 1).
3.2 Fasten the 4 supports with cylindrical seats (fig. 2) to the wall by means of
suitable plugs. The plugs must be suitable to type of wall and sturdy enough to